Where would you rather live the US or Sweden
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U.S.A.PJ_Soul said:bbiggs said:PJ_Soul said:mrussel1 said:PJ_Soul said:cincybearcat said:According to an article I found (but can't find again) I think Canada has around 1000 craft breweries. USA has 7000. I think Canada was below Russia.Yeah, I'm a white wine, vodka, and canadian rye whiskey person myself, and I can drink just about anybody under the table if it comes to that, haha, not that it does!Beer is tasty, but it's just so heavy - so many calories, and it bloats you up. At some point in my 20s I just couldn't take it at all anymore. I have no fucking clue how, before that, I would actually get drunk on beer. I guess it's just that young bodies can do a lot, lol.0
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U.S.A.bbiggs said:mcgruff10 said:PJ_Soul said:mrussel1 said:PJ_Soul said:cincybearcat said:According to an article I found (but can't find again) I think Canada has around 1000 craft breweries. USA has 7000. I think Canada was below Russia.Yeah, I'm a white wine, vodka, and canadian rye whiskey person myself, and I can drink just about anybody under the table if it comes to that, haha, not that it does!Beer is tasty, but it's just so heavy - so many calories, and it bloats you up. At some point in my 20s I just couldn't take it at all anymore. I have no fucking clue how, before that, I would actually get drunk on beer. I guess it's just that young bodies can do a lot, lol.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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U.S.A.F Me In The Brain said:I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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U.S.A.mcgruff10 said:bbiggs said:mcgruff10 said:PJ_Soul said:mrussel1 said:PJ_Soul said:cincybearcat said:According to an article I found (but can't find again) I think Canada has around 1000 craft breweries. USA has 7000. I think Canada was below Russia.Yeah, I'm a white wine, vodka, and canadian rye whiskey person myself, and I can drink just about anybody under the table if it comes to that, haha, not that it does!Beer is tasty, but it's just so heavy - so many calories, and it bloats you up. At some point in my 20s I just couldn't take it at all anymore. I have no fucking clue how, before that, I would actually get drunk on beer. I guess it's just that young bodies can do a lot, lol.0
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U.S.A.It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south."I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/080
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U.S.A.jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.hippiemom = goodness0
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Canadajeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.
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U.S.A.jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.Post edited by PJPOWER on0
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U.S.A.PJPOWER said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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U.S.A.mcgruff10 said:PJPOWER said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.0
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U.S.A.PJ_Soul said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.
If I had to move to Canada, I don’t know enough to know where to move and where not to.
I would think that Toronto and Vancouver would top my list. The east coast area would intrigue me. Montreal area would be pretty low on the list as well as remote areas.hippiemom = goodness0 -
U.S.A.cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.
If I had to move to Canada, I don’t know enough to know where to move and where not to.
I would think that Toronto and Vancouver would top my list. The east coast area would intrigue me. Montreal area would be pretty low on the list as well as remote areas.Post edited by PJPOWER on0 -
U.S.A.PJPOWER said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.
If I had to move to Canada, I don’t know enough to know where to move and where not to.
I would think that Toronto and Vancouver would top my list. The east coast area would intrigue me. Montreal area would be pretty low on the list as well as remote areas.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
U.S.A.I'd live in Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver, cost of living aside. I don't know if I'd do NY. Seattle, SF, San Diego,Chicago, Denver, DC, all definite yes's, with same caveat on cost of living. Denver is great because you have everything but the ocean. I'm a skier, so that appeals to me (same with Tahoe area).0
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U.S.A.mcgruff10 said:PJPOWER said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.0
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U.S.A.mcgruff10 said:PJPOWER said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.
If I had to move to Canada, I don’t know enough to know where to move and where not to.
I would think that Toronto and Vancouver would top my list. The east coast area would intrigue me. Montreal area would be pretty low on the list as well as remote areas.0 -
U.S.A.bbiggs said:mcgruff10 said:PJPOWER said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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U.S.A.mcgruff10 said:bbiggs said:mcgruff10 said:PJPOWER said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.0
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CanadaPJPOWER said:cincybearcat said:PJ_Soul said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south.
If I had to move to Canada, I don’t know enough to know where to move and where not to.
I would think that Toronto and Vancouver would top my list. The east coast area would intrigue me. Montreal area would be pretty low on the list as well as remote areas.
Post edited by PJ_Soul onWith all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0 -
U.S.A.PJPOWER said:mcgruff10 said:PJPOWER said:jeffbr said:It's hard to generalize. I'd rather live in my state, than in Sweden. But I'd rather live in Sweden than anywhere in the dirty south. So wasn't exactly sure how to answer. In my state I can get beer, wine and liquor in every grocery store, and get weed legally from my corner pot shop, so I'm all set. Couldn't do that in Sweden or the dirty south."I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/080
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